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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
Maine Postal Notes.

WARRINGTON. d. G, Sept.
The following changes in Star schedules
in Maine are announced:
Route l75. West Leeds to Leeds. Leave
West Leeds Tuesday, Thursdays and Satur-
davs at 2. 80 P. M, or in season to conect
with train. Arrive at Leeds in one hour.
Leave Leeds Tuesdays Thurdays and Satur-
days at P. NJ, or on arrival OF tfaih'
Arrive at West Leeds in one hour.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
Belgrade Campmeeting Closes.

WINTHROP, Sept. 5.
The Adventst's campmeeting at Lakeside,
Belgrade, closed Sunday evening, after an
eight DAYS session. Elder Jesse Gay of
Saco. preached Sunday forenoon, Elder D.
N. Leavitt of New Hampshire, in the after
noon. Three thousand people we're present.
II has been the best attended and most sue
cessful meeting ever held here.
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Meeting of stockholders.

TOPEKA, Kan, Sept. 8.
At a special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Atchison, Topeka G Ssnte Fe railroad,
today, to vote upon the proposition of the
directors to increase the capital stock to $751;
000, 900, the representation present was the
largest ever voting at the stockholders meet.
ing of the Company. The entire vote except
that of Chas H. Vennor of Boston, was in
favor Of the increase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
A Case of Suicide.

RocKLASD, Sept. 5.
Mrs. Frank B. Shaw of Rocklsnd, wife of
the engineer of the steamer Henry Morrison,
committed suicide early Moudsy morning,
hanging herself in her little daughters swing
Mrs Shaw was forty one years old, and was
formerly Miss Fannie B. Shea of Bath. She
had been sick for year or more. Insanity
was the cause of the act
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
Boat Racing.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 8.
On Lake Quinsigamond this afternoon, J.
W. Kennedy of Quincy. ILL.,, beat Hugh
Dorsey of this city in a race for three miles
with turn. Dorsey was given FIVE seconds
start. The stakes we're $50 q side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
Contract Awarded.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.
The contract for furnishing 500, 900 lbs
of distinctive paper for printing internal rev.
enue stamps, was awarded to the Fairchild
Paper Co. of East Pepperill, Mass, 1t 7l-5
cents per pound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
Threats OF Striking Miners.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Sept.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept. B.
According to advices from Hurley and
Besseler on the Gogebic range great excite
ment has been caused there by the attach
ment of the Bourne. lIron King, Valley, Blue
Jacket and First National mines known as
the John E. Burton property. Five hun
dred miners are on q strike and demand two
months wages in arrears. A number of
them threaten TO food the mines which will
entail loss of el00, 900.
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Forty. Eight Thousand Dollars Missing.

GREESvILLE, o., Sept. 8.
There was great excitement in this city,
this morning the doors of the county treasury
room and vault being fonnd open and
s4s, 600 missing. Treasurer John S. Simon
claims the money was taken from him. His
property has been attached.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
LABOR DAY.
How 1t was spent in the Different Cities
General suspension of Business.
Nav YoRy, Sept. 8.

Nav YoRx, Sept. 5.
Labor day dawned bright and clear in New
York The members of various trade unions
and organizations were astir early and as
sembled promptly at their respective head
quarters. Business is only partly suspended
and the evening newspapers publish as usual
with but few exceptions. All the banks and
exchanges are closed, however. Flags are
profusely displayed throughout the city with
none but the national emblem unfurled.
Processionists too have abstained from dis
playing any other flag. In no instance has
any disorderlv conduct been observed.
On the east side of the city, where the So
cialistc strongholds are located all is quiet.
Members of this faction of the local element
although dsgruntled by the I'd ct against tie
red flag, and the treatment received at the
hands of the George men, are conducting
themselves quietly. They did not participate
in the parade. The police reserves were all
ordered on duty and every arrangement for
speedy quelling of any outbreak was perfect
ed.
BosToN, Sept 5.
An almost general suspension of business,
large influx of suburban visitors and
grand procession of working men marked the
celebration of Labor Day in Boston. The
procession was a much larger one than in the
demonstration of last year with this differ
ence, that in today's parade the majority of
participants were trade unionists while last
year more than half of the men were knights
of Labor. This afternoon there are six
monster picncs, and this evening there will
be a number of gatherings under the auspices
of the various charitable societies.
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Fire at Warren.

WARREN, Sept. 5.
Seth divers dwelling at Warren, burned
Monday morning. The origin of the fire is
unknown. The house il insured for $500; /;
the furniture for $500. The fire company
saved some valuable property.
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Labor day in Portland.
PORTLAND, Me, S

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 5.
Labor day was observed in Portland to-
day, by an excursion to Long Island. MAI
ufactories generally were closed, but the
stores we're open - usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
Local Netiees.
HammOnd's Grove.

&S~MR. THOMAS CoLBY's barge will make
regular trips to Hammonds Grove each
Wednesday and Saturday, leaving Monument
Park at p. M; or on any other day for q
party of six. Will also run to the band concert
at Soldiers Home, every Sunday, leaving
west end kennebec Bridge at 2.30 p. M.
juDe2l-dtf
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Chicago Produce Market.

x Ga. CHICAGO. sept.5
WHEAr-dull: No. Chicago Spring, es,asel,
CORN al 40l.
OArs-at "a
4YE-quiet, al.
BARLKY-hrm 90
PORK - al Is 90 Is Is
LARD - n 40 a 6 i5
BULK MkAT-ShOnluerr. A "A: Abor, rib 4, "a,
Short clear. IS. " ~
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Death from q Fall.

SANFORD, Sept. 5.
Mr.. Scott Young died Sunday from inju-
ries received by the fall of staging on George
Chicks house at Springvale, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06

H-Prescriptions receive our careful atten-
tion and are compounded from the purest
medicine obtainsble, our prices are reason
able. Devine Coughlin. june3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Oficer
Washington. d. c., Sept 6 - a. ".
For New England Slightly warmer; fair,
followed Tuesday night and Wednesday by
cooler, threatening local rams light to fresh
southwesteriy winds, veering to westerly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
BASE BALL.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Lynn-Manchester 6, Lynn l.
. At Salem-Lowell 6, Salem 5.
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up to date:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. 8.
Prime mercantile paper at 6s7 per cent. Sterlins
to per cent. per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady at 4s0l a .s4A,
dull.
The following are the closing quotations OF -
curities:
United States Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-09-06

H~See Prof. Capen's advertisement,
boarding places wanted for students.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
Total bushels. 1876 900 502sooo 7Se4OOo e5eooo

Increase July 10. 1887. over 1886 lo4. 900 bushels
IT,; ss stsa . Ss
ag,p:. sS gsT Makes the yield
sns % q 80 S Ss bushels :Ss .oJ tn:
irosis Alter stang oid the report makes an
sn . SS:ns
district coming to market TO amted extent via Kur
s11 AND srRAwchoce good demand ous
1s MARKET net G.esgs sc ssy7oc Clever
sS:r $685. o ssP gss s0' A''
HoPsGood stock is st well held put there are 9ue ,Sc
sa:!9Ss Tsss s:i IS
s;s:s as sf'R .. ssss .! s'; 70
P.im. ssioe FOrsis.eefmas. crop o. ls:s. Best 200
ssc Medium issIsc co csmn ssiS eoa ,u,,n..a
a. mi ss
MErALs-rn-Duu and only steady t2ssoa 2siec .po.
nsss sssys SPOT
% ss Aafsis s sold on the
There % ss.: q seen
e. S. s.:s & hHisi eaf!s ss
M. q so' o;: ss s: q 81 Has sS wilia ss ~
oS sn
q & 0h'Tws ss T'5ts %s: ono r.
5.sSi :s me
7e hs:sss rss ciiy es La
make s %": s'a "a
sa sprs. y s.%:S.4s &c.,
.. o.: sSi
OCEAN FREIGHTs-The movement was moderate one
All directions but rates we're well msintainsd BMnrn
terms dIiverpoo steam 10000 bush. grain, msrseies
steam 5000 bush. grain, 10 GRAM CHARTEksS
Plymouth, hence British steamer. l6c0O qrs 81 CORK
for orders hence British steamer 10000 qrs 80 5d hui
tsrdam. Amsterdam or Antwerp hence BLUSH sssso
IL ora, private tsrmsi Cork order. from
British steamer 10000 qrs "a 3D. ~
hence snp ns c,sS ~ Java
hsnss an Italian bark 1000 cssss sei
Tsrlneon from PSiladelphis Dutch bark 200 Sei. re-
nned 6d London hence British bark 10 oSo oo ono
ned la II IA; German Rato hence oernsn osrE Svvv
bbis refined bd Censantnepls hence an snan gtrx
1000 cssss refined. o.....MIsCEtLANEVUIs SnAh
ersi cargo ana from Portland Italian bark lumber
Tpsas@ or con,seSs irsI Galveston sTsh bark oil
cake 26s; Pert spain. bark, general SlIo0 and per
charges, liverpool nom Charleston. German steamer
isIoNs-PoRX-EIporers were frser buyers 70
day but wants Of dealers continues Ehd
S ese: ... had pr,s.. Ts ::s q s
Ss os for cssr Back and sis 50 Tor Extra Prime
80. BEEFEHas hGht tsmand CITY Extss Ind.s asss
plate ST.. BEEF HANs-Dull and esd In price
ouoed st sl9 N....;;cUT MEATs-Prcss have -! net
q. ,rsdSe SALE soo rSrsd shcSasrs ol. SsS
esS-; snefsd Hams, isSis so, Smoked sncud:rs I've
2emsnd Long Clear in Nev. York quoted q Sxc;: x.
6REssED H60s-Ars offered iswsrs wish nsdsrsts q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
THE STATE OF TRADE,

BOSTON, Aug. <-fisur auet-Commeu ExtraA 81 is
ass 90 sprlnr Nnea Paents Choice to Fancy "a rs 90
Torn s,cadv-stesmsr Mixed Sac. Oats onst.
No Wnite 99dS9pc.. Shorts qnlet3lddlines DER
ST. o0Ss2Soo Winter shsr sls 90 Spring DO sl7 co.
Butter euiet-Western Extra Creamery 2362tc; New
Yort and Vermont Extra gao Vermont Dairy Extra zoe
2lo.. Cheese quiet-Best New-York and Vermont 100
....EzRs sulet-Eastern Extras lSo New-Yvrk Firsts
l6ol7cs Western fresh &c., Receipts the day-fsur
ibooo shorts $500 busn-
BUrrl,n Aug I;-wheat-No. Hard dull, weak and
lower, 81 10 asked. No Hard Northern Pacihc lbae
7ec. winter Wheat dull, NO. Req 76hc No White
Minhirsn $50 on track Corn unsettled and dnl Ne
weak. 40 WhIs Ssss6sc No whit: ses Ssee
Winter $500 Spring sl4 ..ctrnmesl QUIET
Canal freishts were nrm. Wheat 90 Corn 3Sc.:--..
Receipts-Fiour 1870 bbla: Wheat $4,000 bush Corn
....-. sush Data ...;;: bush: Barlev snsa Rail
road sh.pmentsFsur $4,000 bbla Wheat $4,000 bush.
Canal Unprecedented 2{f bush Corn $4,000 busA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

RuvyALn Aug. A.-Lutle-Receipts last "a hours LOTT
hesf tstai tar $500 hsA; for sAns nme
1920 had consigned through 30 cars OF when
IS 70 for sae tho market was nomnay
unchanged -.
shsSpKseepts last - hours 5000 mead total for week
thus far. $1,000 hean for same une last week a.
head csnsgnsd through. IL cars Of which 10 Newfsrki
"a cars sale; market nomnaly unchanged common "
Primo 81 509i 26 Good 70 Cheisc CANADIAN lambs 70 70
ri rs Fair 70 Good Lambs % o00o so 10 loads
ases-heeeils las, "a houra 1887 head. tstai for The
.6l6 head: same time ast week Ioo
head CONSIGNED throash. % cars, Of which 70 New
20 for sale market unsettled hut gensrs
demand M.ss Pr sRe ss rss'. r. sS
ws ri s g. sra:ssrs dull and Ss@ss loads
CHICAGO. Aug 4.-7ns DTorsrr youyns reporss-csntS-
Recmpu-l30Oo head Shipments 1000 heaa, markst ~
suoag for Good, others lower bADpnx Steers - 70
40 stscksrs and Feeders 81 6osss SswS buns ana
Hocs-Bscsipts iiess head. shipmsnts 1000 head TIE
market slow 90 lower Others loo lower
Light - 1890 30 skips - 000s< 60 60.
Bheep-Reosipts 1000 hsad Shipments 200 he.d Maixs'
: :sn 8 So q 20 Lamb: Il
ST Iouss Aug <-osuss- - eeeipss 900 heaA ship.
nsau 100 hear nartes was s.esv. rAu S,oos
hsavy Naive stsers 81 e00A 20, Butcherr s,e s
Ys cse,ce ~ toess b1 Fssas. or @ goa ~ % n
Indiana. common u Eood csrnfed s2 o0SsS 90
Rses-hsosiss Aooe Aoadi saipmea. 1seo nsse a,,ns
Is 300s5 40 PACKING Medium 70 Prime % o0oso 20
lersss. nsdigm - Prnas - oso 10 PixA Common "
$500 lsoo s..a .a..s.s ~. a rs, ns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05

ON tie Proias. Exeaans. toiAy the Butter market vas
steady. Creamery 2oss26kG; Dairy l6e23o Eggs IL .
~ 1e yer asl
sags f.ssr soss3 20 Was ws; ooG .6 NO
& s%,,s sas &c s..
assl1sssr, aus - TT Basss vas sss.
~ ss,hsd a1 seois on Tic ss., 81 strong
hiE.rRane. Creamery 2oaS7e Extra DC zoe Ghocs
&c Hog, arm. Common sas hsht = Sosss 80.
.siOnent, 72o nsad-
DrrEor Aus. A-wheat-ys | wsi,: cash 7sSs Cash
y. n-a 1859. Aasa' 1--WE September 1ss ss oesS'
WHIT: as,.e "ncesps-wass. 1890 Uush 500
ba. cors scarce No nea .zo bia.oA'' were nrm'
No 2aiIei zoso biL
lo~er. september DIS oc.oesr non s Cora
ss and lower aso,.ys and os5ns sn No
n.rsr .as September 90 sG - o wss.
81 81 Butter steady Dary ls zoo Esg. dun as
o mis- w asl' s n,a sre, 600 "ass
ssip~ssts-sloar $50 Ssis wheat Oasr. sBarisy
light oaerinSs No Hard cash Lei September TIE
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 4-Fiour demand hsh market favor
%.. ss1' sna S' .aSss,.n.
a IS s s rlss. 81 %
F.v s. 70 IS. So oLis oeaS 2 DO sf: =. n
Lsas a.a sSnhs1 inos Clear :. soss. ~
c. sa sss: IS 50 ss 10
straight 9. 20 ss4 90 hinns,osa is,slI. lar 70
Tor FAR 10 Chsies sycamore quoted 81 To-.
led ah
,s % ea o. II Tor seps ss
S:1 - a. Tor oetocor 80 &C.
cw:f 10 Speculation price: noas,
scs torn s sGs: XXI safns DC
In 2oths elevator 6lc Ma ielo. In grain seoot 90
asa 4s1c ocleoer AS. sts.c oats-Nsw epi.t
Mo- ; asss ss 6 SS esSiS
White quoted at Sac New S &C Sa do 90 rss
s sc r sss s.f 20 aa.' but s.as white
for DO 90 for .ssS
PStsoss .ssdy Maryland Choice Der obi 81 40
r. r: S PEI eel CIV sSsI%
s.sS 50 smoked Best lse Besi hams 81 co.
s S.n %' SIS - h.%. % s
s. T.. e
&c, ss,n. oh {. i. a
SKINS sS%s isss Esis nr;!: i.sl.Is
1es ss, - Sss CSC susarennsa sieidv 0rssHas.d
ais.s
% 3 Su,a .. H Goo SI ss. ~ssa1
SH. ISoS os.s oSS S: 100 sa:I Ss. 1000
oU f.sss. IS sr sa.
o 'S:ss Hs. SS.ssss iasa.
seSs%Ssr e S.a S sS lower oo csss
ss August . 10 September October
a ass d ss 20 GOSH ssh
sae Lead strong Common y .a .,r; dali
es..-.a p1 sl% :sss' oss% .
Shoulder n:T $40 IS 81 Clear
s. Is Is clear Eis. s. 40 sse.s ss g BaScasoIsa
sfs TO- ss g sssF s
SoS :a.n Ss. & ' sa:a ~: 1905
sspmsa-Flcnr 72oS o sS %h'is asoooo ousa
Barley none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
row TEE IOBKE1 Grow 1I0K
-,.rosrxs USUALLY GET SHORT WEIGHT.

,cxxAS SELLS THE DIFFERENCE ON HIs OWE
.ccouxr. AND THE COMPANY IA sArrsrISn.
r.or,s In THE city IRE being told how they arc
..sd bv iccmon, and strangely enough tho stories
- s,on tho icomsn themselvsss The casss Tor
~ confessions was not any quaauss Of oonscasnoe
d steir part But they ere aAhing for moro yaS'
a the companies IT 10 Understood have allowed snem
d ehs al the customers ~ much as they IKE ms
-. tae basis Of o final settlement beween me com
-, and their men. A TRIBUNE reporter, wniie
.nine information on tho mxter, ran across num-
- of driyess at ono of the piers wnoro the wagons
- loaded. While the men were working on mer
|.sa one Of them volunteered 70 tell the secrets OF
~ nsde. He was IN Intelligent man. DUO NO dld not
- " think Il was tho lesst wrong to ~kncck down"
p 1t Of fce
sit u q fact he began, shat neatly all the
Easing people Of this city arc being cheated daily
= Of Zoe that they Day for and pay for wel too Tho
essut to which driver can benefit himseh depends
srueay upon tho route that no has family
,uD or ono shat supplies barrOons and restaurants
= tho two most desired. contract IL msde by
-ost families in tho spring Tor Ice during the season
rs price varies according to the amount taken. The
aver seldom weighs tho loo that ho leaves st the
1er of house. He guesses at tho weight and II b
remarkable faculty that no possesses Of always get
uug several pounds below the amount desired In
~ way the driver has leo than bis route really
dRsses Of what 1, left to his own Private customer
aging business Of MS own. that he has WORRIED up
bth stolen Zoe: and whom the tnae comes no either
lys cut his omployer, the latter Ia doing business
= small scale, or begins delivering Ice on hs own
oUeunt Tho servant girl plays IN important part
a tho business, because II Is easy matter for her
. put her mistress the track of thcvfng fceman
But 1t does not cost much TO make the servant girl
Snth,lsi astlo In tho cemans favor. little barney
y 'Sss rs " o H' m 3ss;
& s vs 81 anS s aoS S0s SsnsS 81
ming tho balance divided.
zone Of tho drivers for largo company went
INTO its employ Q country boy about ak years
40 He has received on the average s12 week,
ana IL has cost him nearly that amount to I've He
farted as q driver without dollar, and he has
aieady bought and stocked a hlrm mp In the State,
saying e. 900 for the land and buildings Alone
Mr.. Ballentine, secretary OF the Enickerbockdr
tes Company, referred the reporter who asked him
sut tho cheating OF the iccmen, to an editorial fn
Sfhe Ice Trade journal" entitled Weigh Yonr leo"
I'D editorial merely advises people to weigh their
- and not to let It remain on tho sidewalk and mott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riser, Yesscfs aud Rallrodds.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CorFEE-Pri for spot Rio growths firmly main
tanned the basis OF l9c for fair invoices Sales
bags No 81 lB.30c The miIder quiet Sales
l3OO bags Maracabo and 1853 America In tho
face Of weaker sdvces Hayrs for future
s55 The
followss January. H85al795; February 17.9Ue.7.95:
March. lIsOalsoo April II 9S9ls.o0; May 1850
1903, A9gust Il 36SlzIG September i7.C0sl7.s5 |;
i7sssi7.so The ne different menihs :;
sertemesr l1ooSl765 October. l7lsslIsas December.
COTToN-The prices for spot cotton are not changed
and and. the move|eas ,,s moderate one h:
which for The port receipts to-day were
sI5 for Ike day ast year since septcm
total port receipts have been 620l,7 34 bales
against 63ls0 S7 bales the period Last year
Quotations American standard classification
foiiowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
AL DRUGGISTS SeLLlr. ~

msnd. Quoted CITY Heavy TO Light ?t07sc, fies 7sS
RD-Ths fluctuations to-day were wholly Ne
Election Of the West and generally speatns the market pre-
serted tame appearance With the Absence Of export
Early sales net decline Of S95 pont subsequently,
gsined leaving on frm Western Steam quoted $50
tcs 6.6Do; Refined quoted 7.o5c.. Continent, South
American 74017 Soc; AUGUST clossg 69oc. also tcs
September 797o2c closing 7o2c .s00 ties October L0S
elo.ns 20, 1850 cs December sse &c., closing sy7e
TER CHE Sc and EGGsUB1ts.r~ Snd little or no
difficulty full prices and the
continues fair. western Creamery. 1s9Mac.; State
1921 PC; Western Factory. II Western Dairy l41
have Of the advantage and show slight gain
Demand il also better State Factory 9+0l0c Including
White 0to Coored. 10b0 l0scj Night skime. exc
sSc Ohio Factory. 7aS1sc. Egss-Are we'll sustained in
price with demand for hBs stock STATE l6116is;
Western, l2D15kc.; Canada, Is s016c
SUGAR-Vaues for raw were CHANGED frem tho basis
Of 3slelac ter Molsssss 9l6c for Far Refining and
516c for $50 test Ccntrifuga Sales 90 hhds and 800
bags Centrifugal AZ slice. Refined quiet Cut Loaf ll60
6 trashes, 1l6 lsc. Cubes 6e4 96e Powdered. 80
Lice. Granulated, l5i6c NsuldA Sc % l5l6c. Cen
fsctonrrs 5.Slcl Cskes stanaar po5 918c Cedes on
4, 5l06tc, White Extra {. 6c-s Extra e. 4sc {. 4s0
sTEARTNE-oai.t steady and unchanged. City quoted
OF sc Western. s6sis oeomarEarine &C. Sales. $4,000
b. Go.
TALLow-Firm and moro active. Prime City quoted q
$50 Sales $4,000 ID, SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

encAeo Aus tspsefap. September corn on the curb
tsnght at "a cests Nay % 4sk. September wheat 81
.sssoia Cora opened la cents % for september and
1T OF for October and Nay. Long corn came ont
esp orders and vslaAs fell of h1a cssl Nay
g9snz further and faster than any othsr delivery.
ea I've minutes Of the opening. September corn was
~ 70 39s cent? octobsr l0k cents apd Nay to ~
rssu yesterdays iaat quetstisns vais' recorded .
MA ccnu IN sspssnbsr ana May and III cents in
~ Corn seaA cseaps the hrss nvs min
OF the session than II eonM BE be
Hsces were obtanabe Just beere the ELISE whom sep
~ wss quotsx Of ~ I eeRss May g cents Ths
Goa tar ssYiemher, tls cents for
sn1 - cents fef May. The market aAvsscea full
ne last half or ihree-qusrters 81 an hour.
trlces today about toe ssne ysstsrday, except
ssiea leaves ~ ceat hehoS ODerzsasns weeS heavy
e{gregs3e an1 the ceuntv vac liberal osyen A.
~ , Ms<s vas Alee free ealing for e,sasry account
1911 weak auA iowef with only Dsdefnte specs,.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE xIREETS
FEATURES OF NEw-Yosy DgALIysA

FEATURES OF NEN-fURN DEALIN}H
ne collapse Of wheat deal California caused great
IN Il talk yesterday. but TAR the local markets
sesrsed there much ssske and little IRE. Spot iots
|S.p 81 4 y esas fnciudax late purchases
$500 The speculation was moderAtey active and al
Thsre Was rcoa b1y,ng on tho decline ana the
bali fair clssinG with prices unchanged or only
ede lover A. ollows August TO- September S0i October
~ Novest~r So. December u 3 cents Corn on the se
Almost stagnant With export dsnAsd whatever The
o0s surrcd sharp break but there good recovery
rsF % ne 81 shosts the Close hrm.
sased fsr August 49, and down September IL AZ
- October at 80 for November At 4osl and , cent for
|l~eDber st 80 eeptA Oats the spot were
n cent lower and NE eptsss we're u ava EASY q 81
u August aud and 81 cents for October Lard
~ quiet aAA witkcut im portsnt change
s receipts Of grain and nsur reported yesterday
ZsvYork. Philadelphia baltimore and Boston Were fol
-. Whess sos 731 bushels; $3.50 bushee,
SEQ busbcis fetal gram. ss5sll ensbss four Ses4
karsa At Chicaeo Xiuaukse and ST. Loun arrivals
~ wheaL 268 3o6 bnsess l<l $50 bnaheis eats
4ylo bushsls total grain 6lo47l bashsls -FOUR 17osl